
Liverpool reportedly hold concerns over forward Bradley Barcola following an inconsistent start to his tenure in the Premier League. The 23-year-old France international has struggled to produce sustained form under manager Andoni Iraola, particularly drawing criticism after a recent performance against Crystal Palace. Football Insider reports that while the club continues to value his potential, they want his output to improve quickly.
The Hard Tackle notes that frequent positional changes, including appearances as a central striker, have contributed to Barcola's difficulties in finding rhythm. Former Everton chief executive Keith Wyness questioned whether the winger's playing style fits the intensity of English football, suggesting Liverpool's Champions League fixtures might offer a better platform to rebuild his confidence.
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